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Nick Duigan was elected as the Liberal Member for Windermere in May 2021, following more than three decades working in television, including 20 years hosting the national fishing program Hook Line and Sinker. Nick also has long standing experience in...

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A new three year, $6 million Tasmanian Government funding boost is set to power up motor racing in Tasmania.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said the Government was proud to continue supporting Supercar events, a partnership that had cont...

The co-location of the JackJumpers and Tasmania Devils high performance centres is set to stimulate Tasmania’s construction sector, boosting employment opportunities and backing the local economy.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, sai...

A hidden gem on Flinders Island is the focus of a new masterplan for camping to secure the North-East River region’s long-term future.Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan, said the Tasmanian Government had committed $150,000 to the F...

Launceston’s new $3.1 million state-of-the-art tennis centre is officially open and ready to serve up a powerful impact on the local sports scene.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan said it was fantastic to watch these upgrades transfor...

Tasmania’s threatened species will be further protected through a dedicated fund, as the Government continues to take action.Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan said today’s National Threatened Species Day highlights our ecosy...

A plan to streamline the approvals process for new renewable energy projects has been unveiled by the Rockliff Liberal Government which will ensure Tasmania continues to be the renewable energy powerhouse of the nation. Minister for Energy and Renewa...

The world’s best mountain bike riders will hit the ground at Maydena Bike Park this weekend for the second Red Bull Hardline in the Southern Hemisphere.The invite-only line-up of 34 male and female mountain bikers will battle it out on some of ...

Pest eradication efforts on Macquarie Island have seen two Tasmanian threatened plant species brought back from the risk of extinction. They are among four species set to be delisted from the Threatened Species Protection Act 1995.Minister for Parks ...

A Tasmanian Government tool used to help monitor bushfires has been recognised on the national stage.The Department of Natural Resources and Environment’s Emergency Services GIS team, who designed, developed and now run the Early Fire Detection...

Work to find a way forward for the Tasmanian ice sports community has reached an important milestone. The report into the feasibility of building a new facility in Tasmania has been released. The Tasmanian Ice Rink Feasibility Study, commissioned by ...

In another milestone, the Tasmanian Government has today executed a funding agreement with Countrywide Hydrogen under the $8 million Green Hydrogen Price Reduction Scheme.Countrywide Hydrogen’s plan is a key part of the Government’s Tasma...

Today marks 50 year’s since Tasmania first became a global leader in hydropower and dam construction.Minister for Energy and Renewables, Nick Duigan, said on this day in 1974 the last bucket of concrete was poured at Gordon Dam making the compl...

Tasmania’s North West will light up during the off-season in a new region-wide series of events celebrating its iconic sites and history.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said the first recipients of the Tasmanian Government’s ...

A Tasmanian winter festival favourite is returning in 2025 to mark its 20th year celebrating the power of singing.The beloved Festival of Voices brings together music and singing enthusiasts from across the state, the nation, and the world, showcasin...

More than 2000 rowers from across the country have descended on Lake Barrington for the 2025 Australian Rowing Championships.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said it was the largest number of competitors in the event’s history and w...

The Tasmanian Government is working with the JackJumpers to deliver the team’s high performance centre training facilities. Acting Minister for Sport and Events, Nick Duigan, said the JackJumpers have made clear their desire to continue tr...

Tasmanian farmers are helping the state reduce Greenhouse gas emissions by more than 16,000 tonnes.The Tasmanian Liberal Government is investing $4 million in our agricultural sector to cut emissions from livestock.Minister for Parks and Environ...

Thousands of walkers are set to take on the challenge of walking the Overland Track after securing a booking for the upcoming 2024/25 summer season. Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan, said bookings opened at 9am today for Tasmania&rsquo...

Dark Mofo will spread its iconic winter lights right across Tasmania, as the quirky, ambitious and highly anticipated event returns.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said today’s program launch has something for everyone in every cor...

The significant upgrades to facilities at Eddystone Point are now complete and ready to welcome the public for use.Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan, said this comes just in time for the June long weekend.“We know Tasmanians love ...

Updated draft artist renders of the state’s $40 million, 28-kilometre multi-day Next Iconic Walk have been released. Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan said the updates are an important part of our community consultation that is un...

The Tasmanian Jackjumpers High Performance Centre has marked a major milestone today, with the Development Application advertised by the Kingborough Council.Minister for Sports and Events, Nick Duigan, said this is a great example of the real progres...

Spent tyres will be given another life as the result of a Tasmanian Liberal Government grant delivering new investment in the resource recovery sector. Minister for Parks and Environment, Nick Duigan, announced the $1.27 million grant to Tyrecycle Pt...